Khrushchev Seeks Break With Beijing Amid Dispute
Dispatches from Moscow report Khrushchev may press a formal split with Peking as Chinese critics attack Soviet revisionism. Budapest and Budapest source claims suggest East European parties seek a unified line, while Beijing calls for liquidation of Khrushchev.
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Flood drives thousands from five southern Soviet cities
Soviet authorities evacuated about 7,000 families from five industrial cities in the Donbass region after the heaviest flood in the area’s history. Tass reported the situation remained grave in Severodonetsk and Rubizhne as water rose hourly, while Izvestia noted factories continued to operate despite the evacuations.
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Anchorage Times Publishes First Editions After Quake
Anchorage Alaska AP reports the Anchorage Times issued two special editions on Sunday and a regular edition on Monday after a major quake. The paper faced plant damage yet managed to publish while other local outlets also resumed broadcasts and radio and TV stations returned to air.
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Quanah Fete Honors Sen. Moffett On Retirement
The dean of the Texas Senate Sen George Moffett will be honored at a dinner in Quanah today. Gov. Connally Lt Gov. Preston Smith and House Speaker Ryenn Tunnel will read, with many state political dignitaries paying tribute to Moffett who ends 34 years in state service.
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Alaska Seismic Disaster Triggers Widespread Losses
Relief officials urge Congress to fund extensive Alaska recovery after a major earthquake and tsunami damaged Seward harbor rail lines, dozens of boats, canneries, and piers. Severe cold across the South and Southeast adds to hardship as President Johnson orders long term aid planning.
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Wallace Certification Plays In Indiana Presidential Primary
Indiana Secretary of State said he would certify George C. Wallace as a Democratic presidential preference primary candidate. He noted Wallace filed for the race and will be placed on the ballot with other hopefuls.
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Johnson's Nonpartisan Tone Frustrates GOP Critics
A Texas debate over Johnson's nonpartisan stance on civil rights and redistricting reveals friction with Republicans. Atty. Gen. Waggoner and Rep. Eckhardt argued over session length, public hearings, and timing, with forecasts of a potential 26 day to 30 day special session.
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Glenns 1962 Space Flight Career and Alaska Quake Aftermath
The report recalls John Glenn’s 1962 orbital mission and his later remarks on rights to political office. It also details Alaska’s earthquake devastation, including Anchorage, Kodiak, Valdez, and surrounding areas, with widespread damage, missing vessels, and relief efforts ongoing.
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Moscow Praises Johnsons Order After Shootdown Incident
Soviet newspapers hailed President Johnsons steps to curb drone and aircraft incursions over East Germany after the RB 66 was shot down. They stressed the incident as training related and maintained the aircraft was on an international mission. A UN spokesman noted no casualties among Cypriots and added no fatal outcomes were reported.
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Moscow
Withdrawal of Glenn from Ohio race announced
Glenn announced he would withdraw from the Ohio campaign after doctors advised rest for several months amid dizziness nausea and balance problems. His wife Annie expressed sadness and he sent a telegram to Ohio secretary of state Ted Brown requesting his name be withdrawn as a candidate.
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Giant Alaskan quake shifts nation's capital in rare tremor
A massive Alaska quake rattled the United States affecting the Washington area with two hours of ground motion described as a slow rolling vibration. Experts say similar effects likely in Boston and Florida due to distance. The event coincides with political maneuvering as Senatorial and disaster relief actions unfold amid ongoing Anchorage recovery efforts.
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Florida
Alaska
British Barbers Up Prices On Long Hair
In London AP report says Britain's National Hairdressers Association with 13 000 members voted to charge double for customers with hair longer than four weeks The new price range for a haircut is 4s 9d to 8s 4d and the move targets long hair wearers while officials did not specify enforcement details The piece also contains unrelated technical notes on sound wave testing and structural movement from the Sound Section of the Bureau of Standards.
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Birth Announcement From Vent Texan Hospital
A newborn daughter arrived at Vent Texan Hospital at 10:47 a.m. Monday weighing 6 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Dr. Don Thrash. The birth occurred in Nest Texan Hospital with a family notice mentioning a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Thrash on 28 71th Bt. at Rene.
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Texas Bar Charges Against Belli Spark Ethics Inquiry
The Texas Bar urged censure of San Francisco lawyer William G. Belli for alleged unprofessional conduct and for questioning thejury and court. Belli resigned from the American Bar Association after criticism of his courtroom flamboyance and was accused of endangering justice by his public statements.
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General MacArthur undergoes gallbladder surgery at Walter Reed
Five star general Douglas MacArthur, hospitalized after nausea and jaundice, has gallbladder and gallstones removed at Walter Reed Army Medical Center on March 6. Surgeons also removed his spleen in a separate operation amid ongoing recovery efforts. The general's wife Jean stayed at his bedside as authorities plan a long-term convalescence.
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Greek Cypriots Fire On British Troops
Greek Cypriots exchange fire with British troops near Kyrenia Mountain as UN peacekeeping forces observe the area. Reports mention a clash with the British forces amid tensions in Cyprus.
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